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M161, Test 3, Spring 2004
NAME:
SECTION:
INSTRUCTOR:
You may use alulators. No formulas an be
stored in your alulators.
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Error Bounds. Suppose jf 00(x)j K for a x b. If ET is the error in the Trapezoidal Rule, then
b a)
jET j K (12
or it may be written as jET j K x12(b a) :
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Suppose jf (x)j K for a x b. If ES is the error involved in using Simpson's Rules, then
(b a) or it may be written as jES j K x (b a) :
jES j K180
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1. (a) Sketh the urve of the polar equation r = 4 sin(2).
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(b) Find the area enlosed in one loop of the lemnisate r = 4 sin(2).
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2. (a) Sketh the urve of the parametri equations x = t(t 3), y = 3(t 3), 2 t 2 and indiate with
an arrow the diretion in whih the urve is traed as the parameter t inreases.
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(b) Find the points on the urve given in part (a) where the tangent line is horizontal or vertial|and draw
these tangents on your plot of the urve.
() Set up the integral to determine the length of the urve given in part (a).
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3. (a) Find the Cartesian equation form of the polar urve r os() + r sin() = 1.
(b) Find the polar equation for the Cartesian equation x + (y 3) = 9. Write your result in the form
r = f (), i.e. solve for r.
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4. (a) Give an upper bound for the error when the trapezoidal rule is used to approximate the integral
1 dx with n = 4, 20 and 40.
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Error Bound n=4 Error Bound n=20 Error Bound n=40
Whih of the above n's will approximate the integral with an error of less than 10 ?
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(b) Give an upper bound for the error when Simpson's rule is used to approximate the integral
with n = 4, 20 and 40.
Error Bound n=4 Error Bound n=20 Error Bound n=40
Whih of the above n's will approximate the integral with an error of less than 10 ?
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dx
5. Derive the trapezoidal rule formula for approximating the integral
plot of f given below that illustrates your derivation.
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y=f(x)
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( ) . Inlude a drawing on the
f x dx
6. For what values of x does the power series
7. Find the Taylor series of f (x) = x
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X1 ( 1)
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n=1
2x + 4 at a = 2.
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8. (a) Find the Taylor series expansion for f (x) = ln(x) at a = 4. Write the result using summation notation.
(b) Find the rst four terms of the Taylor series expansion for f (x) = x ln(x) at a = 4.
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9. Assume that the funtion y an be written as a power series
y = a +a x +a x +a x +a x + Use this series to nd a solution to the initial value problem (dierential equation)
y y 0 = 3 with y (0) = 4:
Write your solution for y as a power series and then determine the funtion that is represented by the series
(you should be able to see whih funtion it is by the form of the power series).
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